In this edition, seniors Caleb Love and Keshad Johnson join Neil Everett at Reforma Modern Mexican Restaurant in Tucson to see who can handle the heat from six different salsas. We also get to know more about their journey to Arizona and their background on and off the court.

In this edition, seniors Grant Weitman and Pelle Larsson join Neil Everett at Reforma Modern Mexican Restaurant in Tucson to see who can handle the heat from six different salsas. We also get to know more about their journey to Arizona and their background on and off the court.

In this debut episode, Arizona men's basketball head coach Tommy Lloyd joins Neil Everett at Reforma Modern Mexican Restaurant in Tucson to see how he handles the heat from six different salsas. We also get to know more about his journey in coaching and his vision for Arizona Basketball.

On the finale of season three of the Wildcat Rundown, Tyler Loop and Kyle Ostendorp are on the podcast to take us through a day in the life of an Arizona Football Specialist. Tyler and Kyle also discuss how they started kicking and punting, dive into what a typical practice looks like for them, and offer advice for staying calm when feeling the pressure of a game.

Arizona Football's Quarterback Noah Fifita is on this week's Wildcat Rundown. Noah and Mackenzie talk about the preparation that goes into his game, the role his family has played in his football career and life, and Noah's interests outside of football. Plus Noah answers questions submitted by you!

Freshmen Taye Brown and Genesis Smith sit down on this week's episode of the Wildcat Rundown to talk about what they have learned, enjoyed, and experienced during their first year of college football.

Offensive Linemen Leif Magnuson and Josh Baker join the show reflecting on how their friendship has grown over the last 3 years as well as how the two of them have developed as players. Leif and Josh also answer questions submitted by you!

Brian Jeffries, the voice of the Wildcats, sits down with head coach Wes Johnson and Kelly Lyn Wetteland of Arizona Triathlon as the program’s inaugural season comes to a close.